The SWIC tokenization engine is all about enabling financial inclusion and powering the new era of digital asset classes and investing. It tokenizes financial assets/products and facilitates fractional investments.

Leveraging its comprehensive tech stack and cutting-edge distributed ledger technology, the SWIC tokenization engine eliminates manual processes and intermediaries and reduces costs. SWIC, creates tokenized value in real-world financial assets, facilitating fractionalization of investment opportunities historically out of reach to all but a few.

Our expertise and services are centered on tokenizing financial products. Our definition of financial products encompasses assets with significant trading volumes on global exchanges. This includes, but is not limited to, commodities like gold and oil, various currencies, funds, stocks, and bonds.

For Sri Lanka, we have tokenized Sri Lankan regulated investment funds which are exclusively distributed in Sri Lanka by our partner Arpico Asset Management.

The Tukki App is a game-changer for real-world financial asset investing and inclusion. Tukki is built on the transformative capacity of blockchain tech which enables security, transparency, reduces costs, and redefines financial accessibility. Tukki will allow mobile users to tap securely and efficiently into fractionalized real-world assets. Thus, paving the way for a more inclusive global financial ecosystem. Tukki provides savings through micro-investments.

Tukki brings fractionalized investment aligned with financial education opportunities for users, enabling them to create financial resilience.

SWIC is neither an investment manager nor a financial advisor. We are a facilitator, providing a tokenization engine, the tech stack for the tokenization of financial products and, assisting providers in the tokenization process.

SWIC does not serve as a custodian. We neither hold funds nor tokens. Custody is the responsibility of either the fund provider or the user-decentralized self-custody.

The activities of providers are governed by the regulatory authorities in the regions where they work. In Sri Lanka, The Central Bank of Sri Lanka has granted SWIC Digital Gateway AG written confirmation to allow SWIC to launch Tukki in Sri Lanka.

 

SWIC receives a transaction fee from the product provider for each transaction.

The Tukki app adheres to investor protection regulations and financial market laws. It ensures user data and investment safety through encryption and secure login, including two-factor authentication. The app maintains transparency about fees and risks, offers tokenized products tied to real assets, and uses blockchain for secure transactions. Tukki partners with reputable entities like Seyland Bank and Lanka Pay for payment processing.